The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-17
GREENVILLE GATHERINGS.

Daily rifle sh cling at the Newark Bay
shore keeps things lively.
Mr. Homer brooke, Prohibition candi-
date for the Board OF Works, received one
vote.
The Greenville Literary Society will
meet Tuesday evening at the residence of
Mr. s. ii. CoEklin.
Miss Annie Gainyard and Mr.. Gottlieb
Harm bruster were married by Rev. Father
Schaudel, Thursday evening.
Gus Liefer has ,cured the grounds at
the rear of the rink for ball field. and it
will be leveled off al once.
The members of the newly organized
Greenyille Club have now comfortably
estled in their new quarters on Ola Ber-
gen Road.
Extensive improvements are being male
at the New York Bay Cemetery. New
walks aad drives are being constructed and
new stone walls erected.
Mr.. Albert Vreeland, of West Side ave-
nue., will celebrate the twenty first ami.
versary of his birth with the help of nu-
merous friends Tuesday evening.
Marshall P. Wilders entertainment, to
be held under the auspices of the Csnte-
nary Lodge, at the Belvidere House.
"Wednesday evening, promises to be note
worthy affair.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Reformed Church, will hold sociabIe on
tie 9th inst. at the residence of Mr., Geo
MeAneny, Columbia Place, A mock trial
will be the feature of the evening.
The Juvenile baseball ssason has fairly
opened and several clubs organiz d.
kho nj oh y tba
youagsters are these: The Owls, Pussy
Cats, May flowers. Hawks and Puritans.
swell German wedding was held Mon
day ever lag at Schr=iver's dall, Rose ave-
nue.. Amanda Buchhammer and Louis
Fisch were the contracting parties, and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. George
Burkhard. A fine supper was served.
Greenville boasts OF having the hand
soonest man ION the police force, Rou nds-
man Louis Mcintyre. And s'Grit" cooper,
another officer, has the finest seeth in the
city. Otfi;er B )se is proud OF his mus
tache, which has few equals in size and
briiliancy.
new order of things on the local line
of the Jersey City and Bergen Railroad
will be put into effect at an early date.
The open cars will be put on and run on
uNS minute uSAdNdJ. Livery JULIET Gar
will run through to Bayonne aud the Zig
gers" now used will be taken off entirely.
The congregation of the Reformed
Church held q meeting Monday evening,
and extended call to William p. Bruce 10
act as pastor of the church. Mr.. Bruce is
still at college and not yet an ordained
mi lister. He viii accept. Rev. Mr.. Knox,
his only opponent, received eight votes and
Mr.. Bruce sixty.
The last service in the old Methodist
Church will be held to-day. The nsw pas
tor, Rev s. B. Rooney, doesn't like the
idea of building on the craInped space oc-
cupied by the old building, and Several Of
the church members have agreed with him.
A committee has been looking about for
several days, and will probably settle on
the property now owned by Mr.. Lambeck
at the corner of Ocean and Winfield
avenues.
The first entertainment of the Green
vile Dramatic Club was given Thursday
evening at the residence Of Miss Emily
Gennert 656 Ocean avenue. The farce
Doing My Uncle" was presented to
select audience in an admirable manner.
Following is the cast:
Timothy Orusty, the uncle. $50. Mr.. BERTHE Philips
Charles Hopeful. his nephew. Mr.. Howard Philips
Jack simmons. lawyers clerk Mr.. Bolton
Jessie Hopeful, Charles wife. Mrs Howard Philips
susan, milliner. Miss Genie Carey
Greeny Observation-Disclosures. Miss Emily Gennert
A second farce viii be given at an early
date.